The Liquor Licensing Board made the decision this week that bars, nightclubs, restaurants and hotels are permitted to sell liquor until 1:50 am and play music until 2:00 am on the morning of Sunday, 1 January 2023. All other licensing stipulations remain in effect.
The Board also noted that there are no extensions in effect for Christmas Eve on Saturday, 24 December.
For more information, contact the Department of Commerce and Investment on 945-0943 or email info@dci.gov.ky.
On 31 October Cabinet approved the Merchant Shipping Bill, 2023 which, amongst other things, provides a modernised maritime legislative framework. Its publication in the Cayman Islands Legislation Gazette on 3 November launched a 28-day public consultation period that will end on 30 November 2023.
Liquor licence holders will be granted an extension beyond regular closing times on New Year’s Eve.
Minister for Financial Services and Commerce, the Hon. André Ebanks, recently attended the invitation-only 2023 EU Tax Symposium, which also was attended by key EU decision makers in the area of international tax cooperation and policy.
The Cayman Islands – after two years of sustained hard work and engagement, both locally and internationally – is embracing today’s Financial Action Task Force’s (FATF) decision to remove us from its anti-money laundering “grey list,” as FATF has determined that our AML regime now meets the global standard.